The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-29
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waller = Baker Nominated tor the
STATE ScuaturShip.

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Yesterday. Capt VI. y Herring wGs
llo.,,.l ternuorary. cheiru,s, mud r,lr
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al ~ 'V"''o'''! 'oO'V'"'. ''"V
uity were present y committee OF
three wa appointed on credentials
composed Of jaime. Horne f. {. no.
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ZION " 'oihi'Ii'''t OF Uni '1 Oh OASIS OF
representation VS. appointed by the
chair. Dr. II. l. Taylor. 4 { McCui-
Tough and T.. w. PuucIard. Commit
tees r''lrtd
The committee on basis Of repre-
-c1tntipn III q few minutes rcpor.cL
IAe report stated That Mci'uuau
county tH'ardinE to state representa-
tion, wa eutticd - ton votes al.
Falls county to- ven, but recommend.
ed that ~ consider iIon of the fact
b., at the NDLrluAn county couvcu'
ION twenty DELEGATES had been tp.
pointed. Fall county TO- DE Cu lt.cd To-
fourteen Aud cHch delegate 20 Tic D.u-
Ycntlon TO Ice allowed Ui vote.
Report accepted aud committee dis.
charged Inc cOmuittCr ON D'dcu-
tia reported tho name OF the de
gates from Ncl"uuW county ~ per
the county conEcu' ON aud d Il;
pIckci son Is entitled 70 cart the
votes OF Fnil- county and
recommended NarVi,h Jenkins n-
permanent chairman all g.
W. Boyd . permanent score.
tary. Report OF committee adopted.
Prrmament officers were duly insttIrI
aud convention proceeded to- elect u
cand dht'. Mr.. DC. 10 ir-'r uoril-
mated Mr.. W. :. B4kcc, "a! inE, to his
mind he was the most suitable man IN
district to I'LL the vacancy Inc pco.
PIE unsolicited and uu,1ught had
poken out for him. To peak OF his
fitness amonga people where he VAS
known was a work ui sup rcrOga-
ton. The county OF Mcleuuan was "a
Unit in favor of his nomination and
the county OF Falls was III perfect aud
hearty sympathy witt Mclcnuau. lie
knew not what otho" mnu might h3
put up by part 'c- now holding cor.
vcntion IN thi- city. Baker would
carry the VOC OF t,i- county whether
those who cast tLcm were auti- 1r
pro-. The people would eject him
md he hoped to see t.r vet. iu the
convention made unanimous mIi that
each delegate would work for him al
their Lomc- to make his majority M
overwhelming one. lie moved th1'
tho vote hc made unanimous. Tine
motion was seconded, ~ rising vote
Wa- called AMI Mr.. Baker "As noml.
nltCi unanimously ~ t,c candidate OF
the democratic party tor senator Tor
the "a district aud the cugirma SO
declared the vote -. II. Hardy.
:. ~ Hogan ANA u. {. HplingcI
we're appointed committee
TO notify Nj Baker of hi nomiua-
tion and went In arch OF hin re-.
turniug ina snort time. Bong cali
ed upon Tor spec n oi acr 'piancr,
Mr. haN,r Sald bee desired TO tender
NJ hearty thanks ior me 'Nh'Dltion
oil generosity ana klhuh'sS OF me
convention. Iney ma 'hr",, on
nm diet'hsuisn'" hoh'F, h"d
come TO h'ln un'ou -h, IL ma
MN no "ioh'! ne H"' h"' lelt ms
star III ms once am leit 'he nom ma
t,oI To lNc p'op'e', nc was prV1"' OF
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